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Much of the outskirts of the town , and the greater part of Westminster , were not paved - and the police seems to have been very ... Coaches seem to have been common , and very cheap - our author gets a very hand- some one for 324.
Much of the outskirts of the town , and the greater part of Westminster , were not paved - and the police seems to have been very ... Coaches seem to have been common , and very cheap - our author gets a very hand- some one for 324.
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It must be admitted , too , that this opinion seems , at first sight , to be as well founded as it has been universal . The wealth that is sent abroad to sup > port absentee landlords and capitalists , seems to be entirely lost to the ...
It must be admitted , too , that this opinion seems , at first sight , to be as well founded as it has been universal . The wealth that is sent abroad to sup > port absentee landlords and capitalists , seems to be entirely lost to the ...
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These are heavy charges ; but it seems difficult to deny that the condition of Persia is worse at this moment than it was when the first light of history shone upon it . The fact is the more remarkable , and ought to be the more ...
These are heavy charges ; but it seems difficult to deny that the condition of Persia is worse at this moment than it was when the first light of history shone upon it . The fact is the more remarkable , and ought to be the more ...
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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